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But this is just a story. In real life, everything is clearer.
As for the axe, it needs to be analyzed, considering who is wielding it and how it is being used. From this single axe, based on its use, one can judge the owner and the object itself.
But a simple, abstract axe is neutral.
Tengro, you seem to be craving attention. I already wrote about 4 variations.
And not just good and evil.
But I'm not a botanist. I won't sit and analyze nonsense like abstract axes.
I only use this technique in real-life situations. Truly complex and confusing ones. When it's really necessary to think, and not waste time with trivialities.